Glass Flasks
Our borosilicate glass laboratory flasks are designed to contain, mix, heat, cool, filter, or measure liquids in scientific or analytical settings. They are made from borosilicate glass for thermal shock resistance, and offer a high degree of chemical resistance for use with aggressive acids, alkalis and organic solvents.
Invopak’s lab flask collection is available in different shapes and styles, each designed for a specific purpose. The collection includes:
Volumetric flasks: These have bulbous bodies with narrow necks and a precise calibration line and are ideal for creating precise standard solutions. These glass flasks are Class A and come complete with a glass PE stopper.
Erlenmeyer flasks: These have a wide base and are used for swirling, mixing, and titrations.
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Simax Conical Flask Narrow Neck, 250ml, Borosilicate Glass
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Simax Conical Flask Narrow Neck, 500ml, Borosilicate Glass
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Simax Conical Flask Narrow Neck 1000ml Borosilicate Glass
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Our borosilicate glass laboratory flasks are designed to contain, mix, heat, cool, filter, or measure liquids in scientific or analytical settings. They are made from borosilicate glass for thermal shock resistance, and offer a high degree of chemical resistance...
Our borosilicate glass laboratory flasks are designed to contain, mix, heat, cool, filter, or measure liquids in scientific or analytical settings. They are made from borosilicate glass for thermal shock resistance, and offer a high degree of chemical resistance for use with aggressive acids, alkalis and organic solvents.
Invopak’s lab flask collection is available in different shapes and styles, each designed for a specific purpose. The collection includes:
Volumetric flasks: These have bulbous bodies with narrow necks and a precise calibration line and are ideal for creating precise standard solutions. These glass flasks are Class A and come complete with a glass PE stopper.
Erlenmeyer flasks: These have a wide base and are used for swirling, mixing, and titrations.
FAQs Glass Containers & Labware
Can glass containers be recycled?
Yes, glass is 100% recylcable and can be recycled forever with no loss of quality.
Which glass containers are available to buy from Invopak online?
Powder glass jars, glass bottles, round reagent bottles, square reagent bottles, glass vials, glass beakers, glass measuring cylinders, volumetric flasks, and Erlenmeyer flasks are all available to purchase online. Other sizes, styles and colours of glass containers are also available on request. Please get in touch with the team to discuss your requirements.
What is borosilicate glass?
Borosilicate glass has high thermal resistance and chemical durability. This is achieved through the addition of boron trioxide in the manufacturing process. Vessels made from borosilicate glass are suitable for laboratory and kitchen use.
What is soda-lime glass?
Soda lime glass is the most common type of glass (approx 90% of all manufactured glass is soda lime). It is made from silica sand, sodium oxide (soda) and calcium oxide (lime). It has excellent optical clarity and is the economic choice. However, unlike borosilicate glass, it has low resistance and may crack if exposed to sudden temperature changes.
What is the difference between Type 1, Type 2, and Type 3 glass?
- Type 1 glass is Borosilicate glass; this type of glass has high thermal shock resistance, so it can withstand high temperatures, it has high chemical resistance and is autoclave safe. This is why type 1 Borosilicate glass is the standard glass for laboratory, scientific and oven use.
- Type 2 glass is treated soda-lime glass. It is a specialist glass designed for use in the pharmaceutical and medical industries for liquid medications.
- Type 3 glass is standard soda-lime silica glass. It is the most common type of glass and is the glass used for jam jars, beverage bottles and .
What are soda glass containers used for?
Soda glass containers are suitable for storing powders and liquids.
Which type of glass is suitable for laboratory use?
Borosilicate glass is designed for laboratory use. It has high thermal and chemical resistance, so it is suitable for storing chemicals and for use in heated lab tests and experiments.
Are glass containers food grade?
Yes, all our glass bottles, beakers and vials are safe for food use.
Do glass bottles and jars come with caps and lids included?
It depends; our reagent bottles, powder bottles, and glass vials all come complete with screw-top closures. Closures must be ordered separately for our Winchester glass bottles. Matching closures can be easily ordered from the product page using the "quick add" function.
What are coloured glass containers used for?
Coloured glass containers, like our amber glass bottles and jars, block UV light, they are used for light-sensitive powders, pastes and liquids.
What are the benefits of amber glass containers?
Amber glass containers offer excellent UV protection
What sizes of glass sample vial bottles are available to buy online?
Sample bottles are available in a wide range of sizes. The smallest size is 1.75ml. 7ml and 28ml are also available to purchase online, with other sizes available on request.
What is a Winchester bottle and what is it used for?
Winchester bottles are known as Boston rounds in the US. They have a flat base, a wide cylindrical body and a rounded shoulder that tapers to a narrow neck. The bottle is designed to be stable and easy to pour. They are often made from thick amber glass to protect the contents from light degradation. Winchester bottles are commonly used for liquids, oils, chemicals, solvents and pharmaceuticals.
Premium Glass Flasks
Our quality glass containers are suitable for laboratory, pharmaceutical, cosmetic and food use. Our core range includes vials, bottles, beakers, and powder bottles.
Our glass products are made from three different types of glass, each with unique properties, that are designed for a specific purpose:
- Clear soda glass: A great value standard glass.
- Borosilicate glass: A heat-resistant, lab-grade glass.
- Amber glass: A coloured glass for UV-protection.
If you have any other specific glass requirements, please get in touch. We are able to source other sizes and styles of glass containers on request.
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